Sentence examples for ideal distance from inspiring English sources

One hundred miles seems to have been Jackson Pollock's ideal distance from Manhattan.

"Very tall, all legs -- the ideal distance runner's build -- and they both had a great intuitive sense of strategy".

Mr. Becker's team covered the route in 37.5 miles, which Mr. Cirino said was close to the ideal distance.

Radcliffe still did not have that kick when she needed it most, but she finally found her ideal distance in 2002, when she moved up to the marathon.

Bernstein's survey suggests a near-perfect illustration of the psychotherapist Jack Morin's simple but brilliant sexual equation — Attraction + Obstacles = Excitement — where being "neither too close nor too far" is the ideal distance from one's beloved.

When Hollywood switched from costly analogue film to cheap digital picture-capture, 2K images proved too grainy for the big screen especially when viewed from the ideal distance of 1.5 times the screen width.

It has large cities, "ideal distances" apart, urban buses (as well as some metros), a young population equipped with smartphones, and "sky-high" petrol prices.

Figure 5 (a) Error performance; (b) processing time versus percentage of missing pairwise distances using ideal distances, where the missing distances are randomly selected.

Because it was found that few heteroatoms, such as nitrogen, oxygen, and sulfur atoms, interacted with zinc, ideal distances between the zinc and these heteroatoms were identified.

A new study that was inexplicably commissioned to work out the ideal distances people from different countries would like you to stand away from them has gone one jot further to confirming this.

Here, BLAST E-values are the ideal distances that are indirectly captured by the Organic layout (this algorithm takes only node connectivity into account, not edge weights), while pairwise distances from a multiple sequence alignment are the ideal distances that are captured by phylogenetic trees.